Freedom Writers - Film Techniques Crossword

An Establishing shot helps to establish_____________
This camera shot is taken from a distance and may show the isolation and vulnerability of a character
The most common type of shot, taken from the waist up.
A _____up takes up 80% of the frame
A part of a whole such as an eye or a hand may be the focus of an e______ close-up.
A camera shot featuring a scene between two people
A short taken from normal height is an ___level shot.
A ___angle shot films the subject from below to make him/her appear strong and powerful.
In a ____angle shot the camera is above the subject, making the subject appear smaller than normal, creating the impression of he/she being weak and powerless.
A _____ shot is where the camera lens moves to make the subject closer or further away.
A _____shot is where the stationary camera moves from side to side on a horizontal axis.
This film technique compares to how a writer may establish tone and mood
Front and back lighting may give the subject the appearance of innocence, goodness or a ______effect.
A common editing technique which implies the passing of time or the end of a scene.
A cut or dissolve to an action in the past.
This type of sound is from a source which originates naturally from the film's world (e.g. dialogue)
An example of a non-diegetic sound (added later to the film) - a _________over
Many films include a film _________ written by a composer or featuring many songs.